Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokemon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Volunteers are available to help beginners.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. 3-courts open for singles or doubles play.

Is it possible to build a bridge using Peeps, marshmallows, and toothpicks? This activity will teach kids about bridges and their stability to prepare them in making a Peep Bridge. Grades 3-5. Registration is required, call 817-514-5866.

This is a P.E. class for children who are homeschooled. The kids will learn basic team sports fundamentals. Two, one hour classes per week. Ages 7-13. Please call the Community Center to ask about registering 817.514.5828.

The Police Explorer Post is a program for youth, ages 14 to 21, that aspire to have a career in Law Enforcement. The Police Explorer program will further the Explorer's education by providing the member with the basic knowledge of the field of law enforcement, thus providing the Explorer with a "head start" in the field of law enforcement.

This class series is designed to help older adults aspire to the ideal of successful aging. This includes reduced risk for disease, high levels of mental and physical health, and active engagement with life. Includes cooking demos and samples! Please RSVP at 817-514-5865.

The Youth Chess Club is open to kids 18 and under. All skill levels are welcome. Teen Volunteers will provide instruction to those who are new to chess!

Love to Quilt? Come join us,

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. 3-courts open for singles or doubles play.

Must have an Active Adult Center Membership, Community Center Senior Membership, or be 60+ years of age.

Must make an appointment as space is limited. Call 817.514.5828 or 817.514.5892.

Activities will teach participants about the Spanish Language & the Mexican culture. For children ages 6-10

The Homework Help Center is open during the school year, and offers help with homework at no charge to students in grades 1-6, with a parent's registration.

Don’t miss the art show by the talented students from International Leadership School of Keller on display at the Library. Join us for Music & Reception on Thursday, April 4, from 6:00 pm to 730 pm, to celebrate and appreciate the hard work and talent of the students.

Join Lyle as he examines fascinating legends and sighting reports of unknown creatures, many of which he has personally investigated. Free! Everyone welcome. More about Lyle: Lyle Blackburn is a native Texan known for his work in writing, music, film, and cryptid research. He is the author of several acclaimed books, including The Beast of Boggy Creek and Lizard Man, whose subject matter reflects his life-long fascination with legends and sighting reports of unknown creatures.

This is a P.E. class for children who are homeschooled. The kids will learn basic team sports fundamentals. Two, one hour classes per week. Ages 7-13. Please call the Community Center to ask about registering 817.514.5828.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. 3-courts open for singles or doubles play.

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokemon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Volunteers are available to help beginners.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. 3-courts open for singles or doubles play.

Meet like-minded people who get it! We've all been there, and we are here to help you on your road to recovery from Depression. Brought to you by: Depression Connection for Recovery.

Join us the second Tuesday of each month as we explore different fandoms from music to your favorite shows. You get to vote for the next fandom each month! Ages 13-18.

This is a P.E. class for children who are homeschooled. The kids will learn basic team sports fundamentals. Two, one hour classes per week. Ages 7-13. Please call the Community Center to ask about registering 817.514.5828.

This class series is designed to help older adults aspire to the ideal of successful aging. This includes reduced risk for disease, high levels of mental and physical health, and active engagement with life. Includes cooking demos and samples! Please RSVP at 817-514-5865.

The Youth Chess Club is open to kids 18 and under. All skill levels are welcome. Teen Volunteers will provide instruction to those who are new to chess!

Love to Quilt? Come join us,

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. 3-courts open for singles or doubles play.

Must have an Active Adult Center Membership, Community Center Senior Membership, or be 60+ years of age.

Must make an appointment as space is limited. Call 817.514.5828 or 817.514.5892.

The Homework Help Center is open during the school year, and offers help with homework at no charge to students in grades 1-6, with a parent's registration.

This is a P.E. class for children who are homeschooled. The kids will learn basic team sports fundamentals. Two, one hour classes per week. Ages 7-13. Please call the Community Center to ask about registering 817.514.5828.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. 3-courts open for singles or doubles play.

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokemon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Volunteers are available to help beginners.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. 3-courts open for singles or doubles play.

Meet like-minded people who get it! We've all been there, and we are here to help you on your road to recovery from Depression. Brought to you by: Depression Connection for Recovery.

Who done it? CSI detectives will use science and their skills to figure out who stole the jewels from the town hall for grades 3-5. Registration required, call 817-514-5866

This is a P.E. class for children who are homeschooled. The kids will learn basic team sports fundamentals. Two, one hour classes per week. Ages 7-13. Please call the Community Center to ask about registering 817.514.5828.

The Police Explorer Post is a program for youth, ages 14 to 21, that aspire to have a career in Law Enforcement. The Police Explorer program will further the Explorer's education by providing the member with the basic knowledge of the field of law enforcement, thus providing the Explorer with a "head start" in the field of law enforcement.

There will not be a Story Time on Wednesday, April 17. Instead, we hope to see you and your toddlers at the Bunny Petting Zoo, 10:00am to 12:00pm!

This class series is designed to help older adults aspire to the ideal of successful aging. This includes reduced risk for disease, high levels of mental and physical health, and active engagement with life. Includes cooking demos and samples! Please RSVP at 817-514-5865.

The Youth Chess Club is open to kids 18 and under. All skill levels are welcome. Teen Volunteers will provide instruction to those who are new to chess!

Love to Quilt? Come join us,

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. 3-courts open for singles or doubles play.

Must have an Active Adult Center Membership, Community Center Senior Membership, or be 60+ years of age.

Unleash your creativity with local artist Steve Novy as he guides you through an art project. For adults ages 18 and up. Call 817-514-5865 to reserve your spot, or stop by the reference desk. Space is limited. Free!

Don’t miss the art show by the talented students from Watauga Middle School on display at the Library. Join us for the Art Show Reception on Thursday, April 18, from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm, to celebrate and appreciate the hard work and talent of the students.

Do you enjoy reading true crime books? Read the book each month, and come prepared to discuss and learn from your fellow readers from 6:30pm to 7:30pm.

This is a P.E. class for children who are homeschooled. The kids will learn basic team sports fundamentals. Two, one hour classes per week. Ages 7-13. Please call the Community Center to ask about registering 817.514.5828.

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokemon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Volunteers are available to help beginners.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. 3-courts open for singles or doubles play.

Join us for stories, music, crafts, and more! This weekly event is designed for toddlers and their families.

This is a P.E. class for children who are homeschooled. The kids will learn basic team sports fundamentals. Two, one hour classes per week. Ages 7-13. Please call the Community Center to ask about registering 817.514.5828.

The Police Explorer Post is a program for youth, ages 14 to 21, that aspire to have a career in Law Enforcement. The Police Explorer program will further the Explorer's education by providing the member with the basic knowledge of the field of law enforcement, thus providing the Explorer with a "head start" in the field of law enforcement.

The Homework Help Center is open during the school year, and offers help with homework at no charge to students in grades 1-6, with a parent's registration.

Come learn about the amazing colors of the animal kingdom and make your own masterpiece to take home. We will be featuring a special animal ambassador to help you paint! All ages welcome.

Join us at the library for a rip-roaring celebration of National Poetry Month. Enjoy watching the Fort Worth Poetry Society perform lively poetry celebrating pirate legend and lore. Appropriate and entertaining for all ages.

This is a P.E. class for children who are homeschooled. The kids will learn basic team sports fundamentals. Two, one hour classes per week. Ages 7-13. Please call the Community Center to ask about registering 817.514.5828.

Grab your decks; it's time to duel! All skill levels are welcomed. Volunteers are on hand to help beginners.

WizArt is a volunteer group of art students from the Art Wheel Studio located in Keller, TX. They will offer free art classes at the Watauga Public Library the third Friday of each month to children 5 to 12 years of age. Registration begins the first of each month. You may register at the Youth Desk. Space is limited to 25 students. All supplies will be provided.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. 3-courts open for singles or doubles play.

Learn how to relax through meditation.

Space is extremely limited. Please RSVP to 817-514-5865. Free. All supplies provided. This class is an intermediate level. For adults ages 18 and up.

Test your friendships the last Monday of the month as you and your friends enjoy a variety of games. Ages 13-18.

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokemon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Volunteers are available to help beginners.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. 3-courts open for singles or doubles play.

Join us for stories, music, crafts, and more! This weekly event is designed for toddlers and their families.

This is a P.E. class for children who are homeschooled. The kids will learn basic team sports fundamentals. Two, one hour classes per week. Ages 7-13. Please call the Community Center to ask about registering 817.514.5828.